Imadyn Heart

Imadyn Heart
Gender	Female
Race	Hyur Highlander
Clan	N/A
Citizenship	Nomad, calling Gridania home

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Basic Info

Imadyn is a rather short lady in comparison to other Highlanders, though her vertical challenge doesn't seem to be a bone of contention for her. It simply makes life a bit more difficult sometimes. She has quite dark skin, and one brilliant sky blue eye that she watches people with. Her other eye, the left one, is more often than not kept under a thick veil of midnight hued hair, which one often sees her pull at to make sure it has not revealed that eye. She is muscular as well as compact, and has been known to state to anyone that asks that she "Breaks rocks fer a livin'." Her ink-dark hair is almost always kept swept back in a ponytail, a habit she rarely changes, as the no-muss no-fuss attitude is clear in that and the way she dresses, which is usually large and comfortable shirts in deep hues and no-nonsense pants as well as easily pulled off or put on shoes. If one ever does see her dressed up at all, there is a constant air of discomfort around her.

History

Imadyn doesn't share much about where she came from, how she got where she did, or even what her future life goals are. About the most one would be able to tell easily is she has a strong accent that appears to be a cross between Ala Mhigan and Limsan. She claims she spent most of her youth on or around the coast of La Noscea, if one can pry even that that from her mostly silent lips.

There is only one person with whom she's shared everything so openly with, that being her husband, Briardien Heart. Good luck trying to pry information out of him as well, the two of them are quite similar in their unobtrusive and ever-observant, rarely-speaking ways. If she's ever seen out and about in public, he is never far away. And if he happens to be far away, her gaze tends to drift off more often than not.